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In article <10121@cbmvax.commodore.com> daveh@cbmvax (Dave Haynie) writes:
>Flushing of the cache to support DMA belongs in the device driver.  If
>that's what's tripping up Blink, its not a Blink problem.  Under 1.3,
>there's no standard way of doing cache flush, so most device drivers
>(including those from Commodore) don't do this.

Ahem, actually Dave, the A2091 does flush the data and instruction caches
if an 030 is present in the system.  It`s a bit drastic but there is no
system supported way of finding out exactly what memory areas are cached,
so the whole lot has to go.  I don`t think there`s any way of determining
what`s been cached, even in hardware, is there ?

	Steve


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